Milan Skriniar He has been called up to join PSG next season as soon as his contract with Inter expires on June 30. The verbal agreement was taken for granted but the 28-year-old Slovak central defender’s physical problems have may spoil the final signing.
As reported by Inter, Skiniar underwent surgery on his back on Wednesday to try to resolve persistent pain at the height of the lumbar vertebrae that has kept him away from the pitch for a month.
The intervention, defined by Inter, was carried out at the Mérignac sports clinic, near Bordeaux. A center that counts among its doctors Dr. Christophe Baudot, medical director of PSG.
For his part, Skriniar, in addition to congratulating his teammates on their passage to the semifinals of the Champions League after eliminating Benfica on Wednesday, detailed in a message on Instagram that he decided underwent surgery “according to Inter” to “get back on the field as soon as possible” and indicates that a “short recovery”.
Because of the tie against Porto
Skriniar has not played since he played in the last minute of the second leg of the Champions League round of 16 against Porto at Do Dragao on March 14, but explained in his message that he was injured in the first leg held on March 22. February .
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, PSG put Skriniar as an important condition who passed the medical examination before his signing that he will recover from lower back pain and that he will arrive fully recovered by the time of the signing in June.
He can no longer play at Inter
The operation could mean the end of Skriniar’s career in Inter, where he arrived in 2017 from Slovakian Zilina, although the ‘nerazzurri’ season could be extended until June 10 if they eliminate Milan in the semifinals and manage to qualify for the Champions League finals.
Skriniar rejected Inter’s renewal offer, For his part, he did not accept the proposal that PSG last summer and in the winter market put him on the table to include him before he fulfills his contract next June.
Source: La Verdad
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